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1641  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: What will happen if quantum computer owners start to move the early mined coins? on: January 09, 2020, 08:00:28 PM
We don't know whether quantum computers will exist or not, but assume they will be built and some QC owners will move the early mined coins. What will happen?

Case 1
They (QC owners) could move the early mined coins, which are mined to P2PK addresses and haven't been moved since then.
They could let these coins there for a certain time to give potential owners the possibility to prove (signed message) that they are the owners and transfer these coins to them.
If there is no owner, the QC owners are the new owners.

Case 2
Some BTC owners will not accept case 1. They will create a hard / soft fork and burn these early mined coins.

In both cases we have to implement QC resistant addresses immediately.


Case 3
They (QC owners) will move all possible coins (also from active addresses).
In this case the Bitcoin price would collapse and it would end the Bitcoin project.



Case 1 gives the QC owners the possibility to improve our Bitcoin network and make it quantum resistant and reward them with these early mined coins. If there are still owners of early mined and not moved coins, they have the chance to move the coins and will get them back even after being moved, if they prove it (signed message) within a certain time period. Case 1 would lead to a smooth transition to a quantum resistant Bitcoin network and would be the strongest fork.

Actually yes there is a known Quantum PC now.
Google claim they have an operational quantum pc: https://www.ft.com/content/b9bb4e54-dbc1-11e9-8f9b-77216ebe1f17


But you shouldn't fear from quantum computer. It is still hard to hack any crypto wallets. And also quantum computers can mine cryptocurrencies faster than ever.
1642  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: [VIDEO] Bitcoin is a fraud where a gift record is presented as a market item on: January 09, 2020, 07:55:26 PM
In the below 5-minute video, it is explained why Bitcoin is a fraud where a gift record is falsely presented to the public as a market item.

https://youtu.be/0azLw8iPQZU

Well, You've already solved a big mystery about Bitcoin... Congratulations.
So why are you still here?
Yes bitcoin is a fraud and you shouldn't be here anymore. Go and find new things for you.
1643  Economy / Service Announcements / Re: Best Free Bitcoins Sites – How to Earn Free Bitcoin on: January 07, 2020, 08:13:44 PM
The mantra of free bitcoin attracts an increasingly large audience that is looking to enter into the world of Bitcoin. Especially now, given that this cryptocurrency has become the most sought after digital asset, many people want to get more of it. In response, the Bitcoin community has created many sites to cater to this kind of audience.
Free Bitcoin started with Bitcoin faucets that gave out a certain amount of bitcoin for free in order to give people the opportunity to own Bitcoin, if even a little, and in the process learn more about BTC without having to risk their own funds. Nowadays there are many other ways to get Bitcoin for free. We have listed the most popular and promising below, so you can choose the one that suits you best.


I am sorry man, there is no fre BTC's anymore. People get some BTC in the past but there is no more.
No one gives any free money to anyone for free. Please let go this hope anymore. Bitcoin is worth $8000 now. Who gives to anyone $8000?
1644  Economy / Invites & Accounts / Re: PrimeDice.com - Gold VIP Account on: January 07, 2020, 08:10:25 PM
Is the selling of a PrimeDice.com VIP Account allowed? It’s Gold 33% of the way to the next tier. If allowed, how much is it worth?

Why do you need that? I don't recommend to do that. It is not easy to reach VIP level. And it is not looks safe.
1645  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Sportsbet.io Betting discussion thread rev on: January 07, 2020, 08:08:59 PM
Btw The multi-master promotion is extended right?
Yes they are extending it into February as red devil mentioned above.
While I was just checking to see if they posted the new lineup of matches for the next one I noticed they still have the ones from last week on the page.
So I clicked on the "Bet Here!" link to bring up the next ones available and I see them listed.
I decided to give the viewers who follow the thread a couple of days heads up so they can choose they plays in advance to when they will list them on the main promo page.
They do look alot easier to choose the winners from and one thing I was going to give an opinion on was if they could have them all on one day so we are not waiting three days for the final match to conclude to know who the winner of the weeks competition was.
So I think they already had someone mention this to them because all matches are on one day, January 10th! Grin
ACF Fiorentina - Spal 2013
AFC Bournemouth - Watford FC
AS Roma - Juventus Turin
Aston Villa - Manchester City
Cagliari Calcio - AC Milan
Cardiff City - Swansea City
Central Coast Mariners FC - Melbourne Victory FC
Chelsea FC - Burnley FC
Crystal Palace - Arsenal FC
FC Girondins Bordeaux - Olympique Lyonnais
Inter Milano - Atalanta Bergamasca Calcio
Manchester United - Norwich City
Paris Saint-Germain - AS Monaco
SS Lazio Roma - SSC Napoli
Sheffield United - West Ham United

There are so many hardly matches in here.
But it is so excity to watch this matches.
1646  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: How many hours an American needs to work to earn 1 Bitcoin on: January 06, 2020, 07:28:03 PM

With the average American pulling in around $28.29 per hour according to MarketWatch, it would currently take almost 257 hours to purchase a single Bitcoin (BTC) at its current value (circa. $7,315). Comparatively, somebody earning the federal minimum wage of $7.25 per hour would need to work just over 1,000 hours to earn a single Bitcoin.


In fact, I think the time that has to be worked out to buy 1 BTC in the US is very good. The average hourly earnings in my country are $ 2.20. So to buy 1 BTC, one person has to work more than 3000 hours.
1647  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Need CC payment solution for website. on: January 06, 2020, 07:23:36 PM
Hi,
what is a good and teliable anonymus CC payment solution to integrate it in a gambling website?

Actually it is possible. You can buy some cryptocurrencies with your CC firstly. And then you withdraw your assets to gambling platform.
But I don't recommend it. It is not good thing. Remember, always play responsible.
1648  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Is playing again after winning a reasonable action? on: January 06, 2020, 07:21:34 PM
In trading, most of the time we try to buy cryptocurrency and if we think we have profit, we sell it and wait for the market to decline for us to start buying again. But in gambling, is it still advisable to play games after we win huge amount of crypto? For me, It could be a good way but we need to consider not fully trusting the system they have, so to transfer the amount to other gambling site is a good way to start all over again. I do really believe gambling sites will try their best to somehow win back profits. What is your opinion?

If you can, you need to realize earnings. But usually during gambling this is not possible. Monetization is a very dominant instinct. And it can easily influence you.
1649  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Crypto Gambling on Mobile Devices on: January 06, 2020, 07:19:03 PM
Have you ever gambled from your mobile device (preferably smartphone)?

I know that some online gambling sites adapt themselves to mobile devices. But I'm talking about applications that you install on your phone which allow you to gamble anytime, anywhere. For Android, I've toppled with an app called "CoinPoker" which allows you to play Poker on the go with cryptocurrency. I'm sure there are other apps out there, but that's the only one I've found. For ETH-based gambling sites, I use the "Cipher" wallet to interact with them on my phone. Per my experience, it's much more convenient to gamble on a mobile device than a computer. But everyone has their unique preferences within the mainstream world.

If you happen to know of good Android apps which allow you gamble with crypto, please let me know. Also, feel free to share your experience when gambling using a mobile device. Your input would be greatly appreciated. Thanks. Smiley

Google and play store theme will not allow the decentralized app and semi decentralized place market applications into their centralised platform because they were never accept the fully decentralized application over the playstore or App Store.
I have seen many applications still only allow the website to handle and hassle free usage. I not sure whether they will get the same on mobile devices.

Is there any rule about it? I don't know if it possible or not.
But I know, Google don't want to list betting and gambling applications in Play store.
I can't understand why but it is. There are so many scammers on play store but they are not allowing the adding gambling apps.

But it doesn't matter. DApps will be completely enough soon.
1650  Economy / Speculation / Re: Bitcoin Price rising since 4 days ago on: January 06, 2020, 07:16:17 PM
What do you think the recent price jump is due to? Iran attack, halving or something else?

It may have affected oil prices about what happened in Iran (actually Iraq but the issue is about Iran) and the crisis. It may also have affected the USD exchange rate and gold price. But I'm not sure if it affects the BTC price. I don't think we have enough arguments about this.
1651  Economy / Speculation / Re: Bitcoin pumping because of Tesla boy? on: January 06, 2020, 05:13:34 PM
Nobody gives a toss about Elon Musk.

Bitcoin's price is rising because of geopolitics. We're witnessing it's transition into digital gold. The price of gold is at a seven year high, thanks to events in the Middle East, and bitcoin is rising towards $8000 for the same reason.

Musk is completely irrelevent to all this.

I think we can't tell people that. Or they don't want to understand. We know that Bitcoin should be decentralized, but at every opportunity we want someone to talk positively about Bitcoin and buy Bitcoin or something.

Does Elon Musk really praise Bitcoin for us?
Does that help us? Does it help Bitcoin? I do not think so. It would just be another tweet that will get a very much like.
1652  Economy / Speculation / Re: Bitcoin pumping because of Tesla boy? on: January 06, 2020, 01:53:39 PM
I am not sure it has affect on Bitcoin price really. If he use blockchain in its wallet, it may affect but there is nothing like that.
1653  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: John McAfee backs out of his $1 million bitcoin prediction on: January 06, 2020, 01:50:40 PM
This mofo is back tracking now, lol.

We may forget someday. But Twitter will always remind us that shit behaviour from McAfee.
He is claiming that bitcoin is old fashion now.
I've never seen such a man who always talking for nothing. He is constanly saying something and all of it just vain. Never listened him, never will...
1654  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: They want your Bticoin. Don't fall for this new scam, it's too real on: January 05, 2020, 08:09:02 PM
I am not sure whether this is perfectly fit for scam accusations bored but I believe everyone should aware of this kind of scams and we should not believe the telegram messages and direct personal message on this bitcointalk board as well.
we need to analyse the project and trustworthiness of the person who ever contact you.

No project will contact you directly via Telegram or any other channel. Never! Anyone who asks you for money by reaching out to you is definitely trying to cheat you.

All kinds of real projects are subject to a rule. And they don't trade without this rule or with personal rules.
1655  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: They want your Bticoin. Don't fall for this new scam, it's too real on: January 05, 2020, 06:33:25 PM
The rate of desperation in the cryptocurrency industry is really hitting the roof.
 

This is not something new. Telegram, Twitter or all other social media channels is keeping risks.
Especially in Telegram, there are so many scammers. We all have to be careful.
1656  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Paying with crypto is more accessible than ever on: January 05, 2020, 06:28:51 PM
Nobody's online mode of payment has been increased in high rate than Fiat currency direct usage. So I wish to tell everyone should accept the crypto payment and merchant should get also show some lateral profit on allowing crypto mode of payment. If such things happen paying with cryptocurrency is more accessible than anything.

Actually there are some solution about it.
Zeux: You can hold both your crypto and banking account both. You can also get interest as a BTC, ETH or USDT with different rate.
Kudi: It is working as a merchant payment gateaway. You can hold crypto or you can get payment with it. (It is product of Ferrum Network.)

Both of these project is limited in a country. Zeux fully operational on England and Kudi is in Africa. They may expand their operation globally in the future. But both are already working properly.
1657  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: I just Got 2000 Coins For Free with Staking on: January 05, 2020, 02:19:48 PM
This is an incomplete post, how will you find answers when you never shared the name of the project itself? And if you want quick answer it's better to go through the project website for social channels to throw such question to the team

Try to explain what coins you mean I do not understand your question?
Coin Staking is a lot if you speak it becomes more complete you have to include the name of the coin and if you can other evidence.

I think you are genuine at getting your question answered. Most of the people have some interest in creating any thread. But you have not promoted the coin or you missed it which you have got from staking. I do not know the calculation and do not have any interest in staking. I just give comment here. I am sorry.

You don't need to know the of the coin to get ratio of the staking. He already give all the necessary item to determine the ratio.

Its definitely 1% of the stake token.

To OP. The specs you provide was the rate of staking.


Actually, the issue here is more like staking the advertisement of the wallet in thread. He is certainly promoting QT wallet. He basically said that the wallet is good you can staken and earn some prize if you want. So there is no relation with staking here  Grin
1658  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Liquidity pushes IEO projects up on: January 05, 2020, 01:44:47 PM
To developers out there, if you still don't know what can easily make your project successful, the answer is liquidity, if the exchange you want to use to raise fund has no big liquidity you won't get better results, Best IEO results are from top exchanges, think very well

So?
What should we understand from here? I guess everybody knows liquidity is important. I think you've been addressing more project teams, not us. I'm not sure you're in the right place for this.
1659  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: La Liga (Spanish League) Prediction Thread 2019/20 on: January 05, 2020, 01:41:08 PM
I don't think I've seen the La Liga this close at the top 4 before...  It's gonna be an interesting couple of months for the leaders and Atletico and Sevilla.

I think Sevilla could edge out Atletico for third...  Tell me I'm wrong.  Wink

Atletico Madrid and Sevilla have 35 points while Sevilla will face Real Madrid this week, is it possible that Sevilla beat EL Real this week ??
And Atletico will fight Eibar opponents with an easy chance for them to peak again.

Atletico can beat Eibar easily. So Sevilla will play with Real. It is not looks easy Smiley
I mean Atletico will overtake Sevilla tonight.
1660  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Using Crypto at Gas Stations on: January 04, 2020, 08:32:29 PM
It's 2020, yet crypto and Blockchain technology are still in their infancy. The introduction of smart contracts (via the Ethereum blockchain) to the mainstream world, has opened up a plethora of possibilities that were never imagined. Many companies have launched their own tokens via ICOs, IEOs, and even STOs. On the hand, stablecoins have been the hottest trend within the crypto space as they provide the convenience of Fiat with the security of the Blockchain.

Now, imagine if a mainstream company creates a Blockchain token that could be used at Gas Stations worldwide? This would definitely increase adoption of crypto and Blockchain tech within the mainstream world like never before. After all, paying for gas is a necessity these days for transportation. This, coupled up with self-serve, could be quite revolutionary. I'd imagine people driving to a gas station and paying with crypto from their phone in their own car to get their gas tank filled automatically. This hasn't been implemented yet, but it would be cool to see it happen someday.

What are your thoughts? Huh

There are so many projects that promise something globally that way ... No one has yet succeeded. I don't think it makes sense to make such promises.

Almost anywhere in the world can be different pricing for oil. Therefore, such a project is not likely to emerge in a short time. If the OPEC countries convene and make a decision on this issue ... I am not sure if that is possible.
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